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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great easy, soft-paced movie.,
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This review is from: The Good Witch (DVD)
The pace of this movie is so easy, so calming, as is the pace of the main character, Cassandra, played by Catherine Bell (of JAG fame). The movie plays on Cassandra's magic being subtle to the degree that it might not be magic at all. Catherine is stupidly gorgeous and Chris Potter is so manly-handsome that the movie, entertaining in itself, is more than easy to watch.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Good Witch,
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This review is from: The Good Witch (DVD)
This is an excellent movie for the whole family. It was so nice to be able to watch a movie that was interesting for both the adults and the little ones.I would recommend it to anyone who has children, although it is not strickly a children's movie. It is a "feel good" movie. I wish I could buy the sequel- "The Good Witch's Garden".
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
An after school special for grown-ups,
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This review is from: The Good Witch (DVD)
The community has plans for the old haunted house, when a mysterious woman Cassandra Nightingale (Catherine Bell) shows up with the deed. Right off we look at her sneaky charming small and think witch. Witch or not the local busybody and snot Martha Tinsdale (Catherine Disher) hates visitors that suggest change. Now all Cassie wants is a loving family, so she says. She starts out making friends with the local police chief (Chris Potter) and the chiefs family. He uses her wiles and obvious psychology to right many wrongs committed by locals.Even though this was written to make you wander if Cassie really is witchy or not. The production is too superficial and pushes "in your face" clues as locks that won't unlock and dialog as "I will not dream of bunnies." Yet it is still fun to watch and see how the different characters handle their situation. This is typical Hallmark. You may remember Catherine Bell from 'The Triangle' (2005 TV movie).
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